Whirlpool Duet Washer &amp; Dryer Pedestals
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I used that pump for my Whirlpool Duet that i bought on 2005. It is important to remember that the same part fits both Kenmore and Whirlpool.The Kenmore Part number is 8540024, the Whirlpool Part number is W10130913. Also pay attention to your original pump installation footprint - I saw different parts with different installation pads. New installed pump works perfectly well - we forgot about problem at all. Don't over tight hoses to the pump. Installation is easy and takes 10-20 minutes maximum.
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Yes, that is what I installed mine on. Also note it is a bit of a PITA to get the original endcap and washer off.
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Yes, these are designed to support the full weight of a stacked washer and dryer.
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They can be found here.https://www.sevilleclassics.com/products.php?pid=143http://www.shelving.com/Chrome-Wire-Shelving-Accessories-s/218.htm
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The brackets don't actually attach. You fully assemble the shelf before you place it on top of the washer/dryer. There are rubber pieces on the end of the brackets to keep from scratching your washer/dryer, but there is nothing attaching the brackets to the washer/dryer or to your wall.
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Whirlpool W10130913 Water Pump for Washer was the recommended part (by several internet sites) to replace the original part in our Kenmore HE2 plus washer. It worked perfectly (identical to the original part) and was very easy to install. I hope this helps you.
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I bought mind by the picture here, if yours looked like this it will work. Mine is the same as the one I broke it was a Whirlpool
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Oh gosh. I really Dont know. I just bought the part that matched my washer and its worked wonderful since. Just go with what is compatible with ur washer so u known u know u wont have an issue. Good luck and sorry I couldn't be of more help
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I am not sure I remember if they came together or separately but they are in boxes that fit the pedestal speakers perfectly - I know I have them in my garage if you want exact measurements but do not know off the top of my head. The one warning is when I originally bought them, I thought they would be sold in a pair but the ones I purchased were each even thought the picture looked like two - not sure if that was fixed or not since that was two years ago.
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Yes, I use these all the time for my Jenn-air compactor and before I had the whirlpool. Perfect match.
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I would definitely cross reference the model # of your washing machine. They look really similar. The ps1960402 could just be a old model # of the pump. I have a whirlpool duet sport ht model #wfw8400tw00 and the w10130913 was a perfect replacement pump.
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Home depot will have them. They are pretty standard. Delta is a big brand so they may even have the same model in stock.
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yes they do work great. My washer is on a base/drawer as well. Sometimes if the loads are not balanced my washer will shake but for the most part these work very well. Much better than with out them. hope this helps
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The bellow you're thinking of ordering fit my Whirlpool washer perfectly, and I didn't need any additional parts. My wife and I also managed to replace the below ourselves by following the precise instructions offered in the following 5-minute video that we found on Utube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFDqUvBgxH4. Best of luck! J. C.
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Hi. No they are not the OEM. The originals were not OEM either. Whirlpool was the manufacturer of your washer but they buy the bearings and seals from other companies. The bearings and seals I get are much better than the rubbish Whirlpool put in them in the first place. Thats why they fail. I have personally done well over 500 of these installs myself. Thats why all my seals are flush so they don't collect water. I hope this helps. Thanks, James.
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my dishwasher is a kenmore from sears made by whirlpool. I searched on line to make my match.
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They don't really attach to anything. The top bracket folds over the top of the washer at a 90 to hook onto it. The other part rests on the back of the machine-I have found that that is where you may need to so some bending. On my machine there was nothing for the lower arms to rest on, so I had to modify them. I have my shelf up against a wall, but it isn't wedged there, plus I do have have several bottles and boxes of detergent, etc. on it and it is quite stable.